Chapter

 1  2,1|     had taken the trouble to glance over my little bill, he
 2  3,3|    trembled at the slightest glance from the girl I love, and
 3  7,1|      He cast a last admiring glance at himself in the mirror,
 4  7,4|  house, without one backward glance. I will never set foot in
 5  7,6| faced him with the undaunted glance of a martyr whose spirit
 6  8,1|   was despair in the parting glance she cast upon the princely
 7  9,3|    best bonnet, and, after a glance at the looking-glass, rush
 8  9,5|     so much authority in her glance, that the servant hesitated
 9 10,5|     exchanging a significant glance with the valet, said sotto
10 11,2|     Mouchon's character at a glance. He had recognized him as
11 11,3|      it open, read it at one glance, and flew into such a paroxysm
12 11,4|      occupants with a single glance. The handsome appointments
13 11,4|       proud face moved - her glance remained clear and haughty,
14 13,3|   eyes met Pascal's. But his glance did not waver; not a muscle
15 13,7|    casting a half-frightened glance around him, the worthy Turk
16 14,3|      Coralth's tone, and his glance said plainly that he would
17 16,1|         The valet's troubled glance betrayed an uneasy conscience,
18 19,1|    up, and cast a frightened glance around her, while she mechanically
19 19,5|     Madame Ferailleur's keen glance was riveted upon her. She